AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoShipping & Trade: Maersk launched a new Adriatic–Eastern Mediterranean service with fixed weekly sailings, linking ports like Koper, Venice, Ancona and Haifa/Ashdod with Egyptian hubs Damietta and Port Said—aimed at more reliable transit for exporters, especially time-sensitive cargo. Denmark Business & Industry: AGI (Ghana Industries) teamed with the Danish Industries Confederation to roll out the Sustainable African Value Chain Initiative (SAVI), helping firms build sustainability capacity to meet tougher buyer requirements and new reporting rules. Life Sciences (Copenhagen): Genmab reported new Phase 2 data on epcoritamab for elderly, newly diagnosed diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, with strong response and complete response rates in patients ineligible for standard anthracycline chemotherapy. Climate Finance: New Zealand pledged $20m to COP27 “loss and damage” funding for climate impacts already being felt, joining Germany and others as the summit pushes for support beyond adaptation. Geopolitics & Supply Chains: Japan plans a Greenland delegation this summer to study rare-earth mining—an effort to secure critical minerals for domestic investment and reduce reliance on China. FX Watch (Denmark-relevant): Nepal Rastra Bank set USD selling at Rs 152.48; it also fixed Danish krone at Rs 23.61 (selling) for Sunday rates.
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